positive for covid-19 at 850 bryant. we have quarantined 24 officers, 27 total employees from that unit, 25 sworn and two nonsworn employees. we have sanitized that work location, and we had already restricted some of our workforce from being in the office. we've broken up our investigative units into details, so we are rotating them from telecommuting to working in the office to when it's essential to working out in the field, we we've aunited states noed -- which we've announced the other day. the courts have restricted their court activity to basically all essential court activity. i just got an e-mail just as i was listening to the mayor about some jury trials have been postponed, so it's the same concept that dr. colfax and others have been preaching: social distancing, limiting the amount of people in a confined space, and that's what we're practicing, so we hope that that will have a difference and limit the exposure to our workforce. thank you. >> okay. i'm going to read the next question from mission local. we k

bryant shows her oldest daughter natalia standing in front of a new mural. the caption refers to natalia posing there ahead of her winter formal. the painting captures a moment last november when kobe and gigi bryant sat courtside at a lakers game. >>> 5:47 for you that morning. and something a lot of people are talking about. lady gaga wined and dined in the bay area, in san francisco over the weekend. >> this image posted on instagram of dominique crenn and lady gaga. it is reported she ordered -- what do you think? she had caviar. >> did she? >> the caption reads it was an honor to celebrate life alongside lady gaga last night. i don't know what the restaurant is known for because it's a little -- >> but the chef was like, oh, my! i was looking at her face.

kobe bryant and gianna bryant died in the crash along with seven others. there were reports that a deputy shared photos at the scene while out at the bar. we are demanding their identities be brought to life. new we stand united to remember and honor the victims. >> five people were killed when a gunman opened fire and then turned the gun on himself at the brewing company last week. he worked as an electrician at the brewery for 17 years. . >>> a rare birthday surprise for a new dad. he shares his birthday with his baby girl, but they an unexpectd experience. >> a leap link. >> thank you for watching. game day is next. have a great day and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. this is lexus game day. >> she would - - a month ago we were with the 49ers in miami, pebble beach, over the last two sundays, with the giant

now robert vargas is painting a 14 story mural of kobe bryant. what he meant to the city. >> i wanted to paint him not as a lakers, i'm a lakers fan. with this mural i wanted to paint him as someone who's a champion for the city. >> he plans to have the lakers great with his arms up. the mural will be the biggest mural in the world by a single artist. >>> we've been changing things around after the dry weather. finally rain showers today. the storm clouds moving out and one last reminder, we spring forward with the time change and look at the sunrise and sunset. sunset 7:11. the days lacking different. right now temperatures, 40s and these areas in the 40s will be in the 30s overnight. san francisco 49 and san jose 51 degrees, satellite, a system moving across the bay area. that system is moving out of town. we have clear on the partly cloudy skies, this guy, which is offshore will drift to central california. here's the amera. you get the idea. youcan see cloud cover out there. right around 50 degrees and mostly cloudy skies by lunchtime. some b

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kobe bryant's oldest daughter natalia paid tribute to her late father a father and sister gee an a she is seen smiling in front of a mural painted of her dad and sister before she attended her high school dance. vanessa captioned that photo, my babies >> glad to see a family smiling after everything they've been through. quite the celebration in key west as competitors have the ultimate blowing contest ♪ ♪christ now. >> i haven't practiced >> you may recognize them from "bohemian rhapsody". the musicians put on one show of a concert for the crowd. a canadian french horn player took top honors for women while a florida native won the men's competition. it's fun to see. >> free bird maybe next year. >> thanks for arting youstr

nick bryant is there.hat kind of return on his invent of half $1 billion is michael bloomberg looking for tonight? nick: laura i don't think it is going to be a very super tuesday for michael bloomberg. his campaign has not caught fire. he has spent a huge amount of money, $117 million on super tuesday ane, $450 million an his campai a whole. is he going to win any states? they may be looking at arkansas, they may be looking at oklahoma, but those are not the big prizes tuesday. they are not cifornia. it is not texas. it has been a pretty poor return on his investment. the crucial moment, his first debate appearance. most people had seen michael bloomberg in the television advertisements that he carpet bomb to the country with full of but when he finally qualified for a democratic debate him he was taken apart in the space of a minute by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. he has not recovsied his footing e. laura: does you drop out, michaelloomberg, if he does badly, or does he run as an independent i

the post came six weeks to the day after the chopper crash that killed gigi and kobe bryant, along with seven others. that mural is a photo, the still image of when the two of them were seen at a basketball game. we know kobe and gigi bonded over mutual love of basketball. kobe after he retired kind of stepped away from the game, she got into it, picked up where he left off, and the two of them were seen embracing the game and each other before that tragic crash. it's heartwarming seeing the family carrying on. but still really difficult to watch that family grieve. >> i'm from los angeles, i've seen two big murals of kobe, new ones. he just meant to much to that community. >> it's kind of impossible to overstate how much he was stamped into the dna of los angeles. >>> coming up, why dolly parton is hoping her 75th birthday involves bunny ears.

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.nies are being forced to scale back or abandon filming. the bbc is suspending filming of dramas including eastenders and casualty. but there will be older—age exercise routines as well as educational resources and programmes for millions of children who'll be staying at home. our media editor, amol rajan, is here. what we are going to watch is going to change a lot. it is, there is a paradox here which is with people staying at home, the demand for tv and radio is soaring, so audience ratings across all networks are massively up, but the supply of fresh material to meet that demand isn't a hugejeopardy fresh material to meet that demand isn't a huge jeopardy because of how coronavirus has affected production. itv announced today that the voice uk hugely popular, the live final will be cancelled. coronation street is going from six episodes a week to three, emmerdale from six to five, eastenders is suspending filming and will be on twice a week, mondays and tuesdays but the bbc has anno

borja: y vanessa bryant publica las primeras fotos despuÉs del accidente donde falleciÓ kobe bryant.o ha tenido contacto cercano prolongado con ningÚn paciente confirmado con este coronavirus. vÁmonos directamente a la capital con jeannette rodrÍguez que nos tiene mÁs detalles. janet: el presidente parece estar ignorando las recomendaciones de sus colegas. ayer lo vimos en orlando dando las manos, a pesar de que se estÁ recomendando no tener contacto persona a persona sino mÁs bien dar el codo como lo ha estado haciendo el vicepresidente y el equipo de coronavirus de la casa blanca. el presidente dice que no planea cancelar sus mitines, que no estÁ planeando tampoco tomar medidas de precauciones extras en la casa blanca. allÍ no han limitado el contacto de persona a persona. tampoco nos dijeron estÁn tomando ninguna acciÓn extra. el presidente mismo aunque ha estado en contacto con personas que estuvieron en contacto con una persona contagiada con el virus, no le han hecho la prueba del coronavirus, tampoco se la han hecho al vicepresidente. no hemos visto medidas de contenciÓn extra

widow vanessa bryant shows her oldest daughter natalia standing in front of a new mural.aption refers to natalia posing there ahead of her winter formal. the painting captures a moment last november when kobe and gigi bryant sat courtside at a lakers game. >>> 5:47 for you that morning. and something a lot of people are talking about. lady gaga wined and dined in the bay area, in san francisco over the weekend. >> this image posted on instagram of dominique crenn and lady gaga. it is reported she ordered -- what do you think? she had caviar. >> did she? >> the caption reads it was an honor to celebrate life alongside lady gaga last night. i don't know what the restaurant is known for because it's a little -- >> but the chef was like, oh, my! i was looking at her face. let's get started this morning and head to the south bay. a live look outside in san jose. it's nice to see the rain over the weekend. we had a quarter inch of rain and now we're seeing spotty, light rain here and there. we're waking up to dry conditions and we have the system nearby. you can see the swirl o

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.as now recorded more coronavirus deaths than china. 738 people with the virus died in the past day alone, taking the total over 3,000. italy still has the highest death rate, though. more than 7,500 people have died and over 75,000 have been infected, but the infection rate has slowed for a fourth successive day. in france, more than 1,300 people have died. almost 3,000 people are in such a serious condition that they need life support, meaning more than one third of france's ventilation beds are occupied. there's a similar situation in spain, where more than 2,500 are in a serious or critical state. almost 3,500 have died. 0ur correspondent, damian grammaticas, reports from madrid. on a dark day for spain, a sobering sight. van after van carrying bodies of virus victims. this is madrid's biggest ice rink. it has been requisitioned to hold the dead. they need it, there are so many now. arriving at spanish hospitals are more and more cases, infection is here leaping every day. more than

>>kobe bryant's widow vanessa says she is devastated over reports. the deputies shared photos of the helicopter crash site. the nba legend kobe bryant dying along with his daughter gianna and 7 others in january through her attorney brian said quote this is an unspeakable violation of human decency respect and of the privacy rights of the victims and their families she added she wants to deputies identities to be brought to light. the la county sheriff's department says the allegations are currently under investigation. in national news tonight, a federal judge says longtime conservative ken cuccinelli was unlawfully appointed to lead the agency. >>that process is us immigration requests cuccinelli is currently serving as the acting deputy secretary of the department of homeland security which oversees citizenship and immigration services. the judge made the ruling today after advocacy groups filed a lawsuit. the group's a coup to nellie's appointment did not satisfy the legal requirements to serve as a result, the judge also invalidated a set of pol

there were carolyn bryant's husband and his half brother. they were found not guilty after the jury deliberated for less than an hour. one juror said that they would have reached a decision even sooner, but they stopped to have a soda. the body now has been returned to till's grave. whether it will produce any additional information to help the justice department, which has reopened the case, is still unclear. it is thought that there were more than two people involved in till's murder. it's been suggested as well that perhaps that carolyn bryant was there. she is still alive. the other two men are gone. so, this is still an ongoing case. on june 21, edgar ray killen, a former klansman, was convicted of manslaughter in the deaths of three civil rights workers in 1964, james chaney, michael schwerner, and andrew goodman. so this is a process now of going back and looking at these cold cases, been going on for about a decade. it's what david halberstam calls "little nurembergs," pursuing those who committed terrible crimes during the civil rig

>>the nsa bryant kobe bryant's widow says she's devastated over reports that sheriff's deputies shared photos of the helicopter crash site. right of course died in a crash in january along with his daughter gianna and 7 other people through her attorney. his widow said today quote this is an unspeakable violation of human decency respect in of the privacy rights of the victims and their families. she added quote we're demanding that those responsible for these alleged actions face the harshest possible discipline and that their identities be brought to light. end quote, los angeles county sheriff's department responding to reports earlier today. >>well first off your reaction to hearing that these deputies had taken these photos and were possibly sharing >>shock a punch to the gut. you know, it's. it was such a hard scene dealing with the families first hand and lost so station all 3 families that were there except for the pilot's family, they were all present. and reassuring them were doing everything possible and then to find out you know days later that this happened off that is a s

. >>> a fan owns memorabilia from kobe bryant's final nba game after paying more than $30,000 for it.he items include this towel that bryant draped over his shoulder when he gave his farewell mamba out speech >> they also include tickets to his final game on april 13, 2016. since his death, more of his game items have been selling at auctions. >> that's it for us. thank you so much for watching, miss you guys on either side. >> you are up there. i'm down there. >> there's your weather updates on sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com, be safe. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> good evening everybody. game day on location from auburn california for the 2nd straight week. normally we would be talking final 4 in the opening weekend o

le vamos hablar de la viuda de kobe bryant.en. >> por eso piden destruir la evidencia que estaba en sus telÉfonos celulares. [hablan a la vez] jomari: hemos mezclado una cosa con otra. si los policÍas tomaron foto de su celular en eso es una cosa ilegal que no deben de hacer. las fotos que tiene que tomar son fotos que van a registro legal. tony: ilegal e inmoral. jomari: en algÚn momento dicen que es normal que tomÉ fotos. es lo mismo cuando salieron michael jackson, eso lo tomÓ alguien que estÁ trabajando dentro del caso. [hablan a la vez] jomari: es ilegal. la gente va contra la ley y no me da igual. >> inclusive da un nÚmero de telÉfono en el que dice si usted sabe otra informaciÓn que tenga de denuncias aquÍ estÁ el telÉfono para que llamen. [hablan a la vez] elyangÉlica:ella tenÍa informaciÓn de que habÍa gente que tenÍa fotografías que no eran los agentes de la investigaciÓn. carlos: los que tienen las fotos son oficiales que se suponen que conocen las leyes y que deberÍan de tener sensibilidad. >>ella estÁ pidiendo que

nick bryant, bbc news, new rochelle. jane: it has indeed been a catastrophic week on wall street.tocks dived again, triggering the second emergency halt in trading m. midday intervention by the federal lot.rve failing to stop this a our business correspondent samira hussain joined merely. beverybody mu thinking right now, whaif anything could stop the slide? samira: what wall street has wanted all week is to hear som direction from the federal government in terms of what it can do to tryel and stop the bleeding that is happening on wall street. but they did not t that, and throughout this week we have seen there have been these dramatic problems oninancial market as a result of that. on monday we saw that the dow jones industrial average fell by almost 8%.there was a pickup on, some encoutugement oday. but wednesday, other dramatic fall. we heard from u.s. president donald trump. but the message that was received by wall street was not the worst fall on the dow jones industrial average since the 87 financial crash. markets have fallen by some. 1 jane: we saw the1. trillion interve

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ected country by the coronavirus where shops, restau ra nts a nd bars are being closed for two weeks, in an effort to contain the 12,500 infected people there. the death toll has jumped by nearly 200 in the last day alone, to 827. from rome mark lowen reports. connecting the epicentres. a doctor in wuhan and those in europe's equivalent, northern italy. colleagues in crisis. sharing the know—how. we reached that italian doctor on the right in his hospital. the first to diagnose coronavirus here. it hit like a bomb that has kept on exploding. the first few hours, we received 10, 50, 60, 70, until 200 patients in our emergency department and we had some hours where the oxygen supplies sockets were insufficient to give oxygen to all the patients. so we were in a sort of, let me say, war scenario. but, in his town, it may have peaked. with no cases there, in the past day, it could be a sign of containment working. i think that what we did in this area has demonstrated that we are on the ri

) >> trevor: one of the more interesting and heartbreaking stories is unden undeniably thaf gigi bryantevor: we saw all these images of her and they seldom didn't involve basketball, you know, whether it was her playing in her dress and in her heels, you know, that individual you that went around, whether it was pictures of her practicing with her dad kobe, whether it was images of her to gain staring at you, almost looking at, wow, this is where i dream of being, there's no denying gigi bryant in many ways represented what the future of the wnba could be. because she wasn't just playing basketball to play basketball, she was trying to get somewhere, and that somewhere was the wnba. she looked up to you and to many other players in the wnba. what do you think that's done for the sports and what do you hope young girls out there who are playing right now will have that your generation doesn't? >> you know, we saw a living legacy in her, not just through her father, but also for women in sports and for the wnba. >> trevor: right. >> when we got to experience her, we were looking at what w

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. confirmed cases in italy has gone up to 86,498 — past that of china. and 6% of those currently diagnosed with the disease — almost 4,000 people — are in intensive care. mark lowen is in rome. i think this was a bit of a shock to some extent that the death toll rose so significantly. over 200 more than the previous one day rise stop shocking figures. 919 people dead in the last 2a hours. it's like italy is losing the equivalent of a village every day. in lombardy, the northern region hardest hit by the virus, 5m people there died just in that region in the last day. weeks here and it is flattening the curve, the infection rate is beginning to fall here. but it is slow, it is uneven progress. and just awful news keeps coming out every day. 46 doctors have now died here since the outbreak began. the national health institute says italy is yet to reach the peak of this outbreak and that the nationwide restrictions may now have to be extended for several months. meanwhile, the pope gave an

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.years old has been engulfed by floodwaters from a new dam. vehicle reports. 12,000 years ago this town rested by the shores of the sivrice river. now the village centre with scores of ancient architecture is surrounded by water and it's not going away. -- tigris water and it's not going away. —— tigris river river. water and it's not going away. -- tigris river river. it work in the tourism industry, told the story story of this place but unfortunately in the last few months no—one has come here —— i work in the tourism industry. the government started feeling the hydroelectric dam mid last year. 3000 residents were forced to relocate to a government built village on the other side of the river. but some residents are standing by the justification. translation: above all, it's good for the energy sector, for power generation, but it will also be useful and beneficial for agriculture. the full extent of the damage caused by the swollen river is yet to be known. a court battle to save th

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ew domestic case of the coronavirus for the first time since the pandemic began in the city of wuhan late last year. china's national health commission said 3a new cases had been confirmed, but they were people who came from abroad. there were eight more deaths, most of them in wuhan. nearly 81,000 people are known to have been infected in china, and more than 3,000 have died. in spain, the outbreak is spreading rapidly, despite severe limits on personal movement and public gatherings. there are now nearly 111,000 confirmed cases, a sharp increase from just 2a hours ago. and as our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, reports from madrid, the virus has begun spreading through old—people's homes. inside this madrid care home are 120 frail residents — and, also, now, the virus. in just a week, it has taken a terrible toll here. every day, a hearse is called each time another resident has succumbed. from his home across the street, miguel campos says he has watched the vans come and

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.a team who won a pulitzer prize for reporting on workplace sexual harassmentjoins me. your response to what has happened in court today? like many people you had, those watching the case, were a little bit stunned at thejudgement. 23 years is case, were a little bit stunned at the judgement. 23 years is an extraordinarily long sentence, especially for someone in harvey weinstein's age range. it is very likely if this is a life sentence. that is what his defence team argued that thejudge did that is what his defence team argued that the judge did not hear that argument. what are you hearing from those you interviewed and those whose stories you heard. those you interviewed and those whose stories you heardlj those you interviewed and those whose stories you heard. i think there is such a range of emotions. this was a tense moment. a sense of relief, vindication. if the judgement had gone another way, if you had gotten a light sentence or not been convicted, they would have been tears fo

nick bryant reports from new york.he worst infected city in what's now the worst infected country. there was always a sense this planetary pandemic would end up ravaging this global hub and, while there's a deceptive calm on its now quiet streets, behind the doors of its inundated hospitals the crisis is getting worse. emergency calls have hit their highest levels since the attacks of september 11th. hospital staff are describing a tsunami of patients flooding their emergency rooms. we're thought to be three weeks away from the peak here and already they're exhausted. it's been like a war zone. a medical war zone. working with limited resources, with the constant disparities of pain and suffering we see, not only with those who are afflicted with the coronavirus, but also those coming in for trauma. so it gets very physically and mentally exhausting. the very things that make new york so great have now made it vulnerable, is vibrancy, the fact that it such a melting pot. we're so dense, we're so together, which is what

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. sight for medical staff in italy, which has again recorded its worst daily death toll. there are grave fears the disaster gripping the north of the country will move south to regions which are poorer. to spread hope, pope francis has delivered an extraordinary blessing to the city and to the world. freya cole has more. this kind of blessing is usually reserved for christmas day and easter sunday, but given the scale of the coronavirus disaster, the pope made an exception. 0n the steps of saint peter's basilica, in front of a rainy and desolate saint peter's square, he gave his blessing. translation: for weeks now, it has been evening. thick darkness has gathered over our squares, oui’ thick darkness has gathered over our squares, our streets and our cities. it has taken over our lives, feeling everything with a deafening silence and a distressing void that stops everything as it passes by. we feel it in the air. we notice in people's gestures, their glances give them away. we find our

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.eaders and the white house have agreed a $2 trillion stimulus package to ease the economic impact of the coronavirus. the number of infections is increasing in the us, which has now reported more than 900 deaths from covid—19. the package is now before the senate — which is expected to vote on it in the coming hours depsite objections by four republican senators. rich preston has this report. when the coronavirus first started to grip america, president trump promised that the economy and the wallets of everyday americans would be protected. as the number of infections has continued to rise, millions of americans have been told to stay at home, an order that will save lives but is killing business. for the man who, according to himself, understands money better than anybody, that is unacceptable. we want to use the money for the companies and the money for the companies and the plans, whatever they may be, helping to get over this rough patch. and i don't think it's going to end up bei

nick bryant reports. foghorn.n a world right now where so much looks familiar, but almost everything feels different, and on the monday morning staten island ferry, these empty rows were a measure of community concern. these protective masks a global badge of fear. people are worried, and we don't know what to do, and that makes us worry more. i was just actually thinking this morning about how apocalyptic it felt. i was lying in bed and i was thinking, this is a movie. it can't be real. unbelievable, unbelievable. never seen it like this in life, and i've been living here all my life. incredible. on the new york subway system, social distancing would usually be impossible in the middle of the rush—hour. but, this morning, it felt like a ghost train. this city of perpetual motion is shutting down, its bars, its restaurants, its school system. and it is frightening for new yorkers like liz sa nta na. oh, no, it's devastating, what's happening right now. it's a very emotional for a lot of service people, to lose the

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.k is spreading rapidly, despite severe limits on personal movement and public gatherings. there are now nearly 111,000 confirmed cases, a sharp increase from just 2a hours ago. and as our europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports from madrid, the virus has begun spreading through old—people's homes. inside this madrid care home are 120 frail residents — and, also, now, the virus. in just a week, it has taken a terrible toll here. every day, a hearse is called each time another resident has succumbed. from his home across the street, miguel campos says he has watched the vans come and go. 17 of them now. translation: from my window, i have seen them, they put the body bags inside and go directly to the crematorium. they are trying to avoid any risk of contamination. so the care home has been sealed off — relatives, too, not allowed inside, even as their parents or grandparents have been dying. what's happening now in spain is the scenario many fear, covid—19 spreading among the mo

nine people including kobe bryant were killed in the helicopter crash on january 26th.xistence of the pictures came to light after someone complained that a deputy was showing the pictures at a bar. >>> pg&e is telling hundreds of thousands of its customers that they need to update their contact information in preparation for public safety power shutoffs. the utility says more than 200,000 customers have incomplete or no contact information on file. pg&e is sending postcards to those customers asking them to update their cell phone number, e-mail and other key information. it says it is doing it now because with our dry january and february the fire season may arrive sooner than expected. >>> rescue crews had their work cut out for them in rohnert park today because a horse named spirit ended up in a backyard pool about 7:00 this morning. the owner called 911 after hearing a thud, then discovered spirit had collapsed the pool cover and fallen in. the rancho adobe fire department used saws to cut away a portion of the deck and pool and create a makeshift staircase for th

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.amatic fall on the us markets, the second biggest drop in history. the us treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, is seeking a large stimulus package to prop up the american economy. samira hussain is in new york. i think the problem is is that investors a re really in uncharted territory. one person i was speaking with on the floor earlier today said, we have never seen anything like this, even compared to 2008, 2009, but at least then there was some idea of where this was going to hit in terms of the economy. but in this particular instance, absolutely every single part of the economy is being impacted, so there is no real area for investors to kind of hide or wait until this blows over, and that is the other issue, of course. we heard from the president that this could perhaps go on until at least august, and that also rattled investors because that is a long time to be dealing with that amount of uncertainty. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: life under lockdown in europe's worst

and that san francisco police department sergeant works here at 850 bryant up on the fifth floor.lding remained open today. sfpd says his office was closed and it will be cleaned as more police officers in the bay area test positive, departments are making some changes. >> i started to feel ill last week. from friday really started to notice symptoms. >> reporter: a san francisco police sergeant who was working here at 850 bryant in the special victims unit tests positive for the coronavirus. the president of the police officers association says the sergeant's partner is sick and wants to be tested. and four more officers in the unit are out sick. the poa says it's a unit that has a lot of public contact, and some svu officers have recently been assigned to the tenderloin station. >> we're just trying to figure out how big of a group this sergeant may have come into contact with and who should stay off and who shouldn't stay off. >> reporter: a growing number of bay area law enforcement agencies have coronavirus in the ranks. >> two officers of the santa rosa police department hav

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.d sweeping measures allowing it to take over private healthcare. the number of recorded cases there has risen to almost 10,000, and more than 300 people have died. spain has declared a state of emergency, placing the country on partial lockdown. damian grammaticas has more. this is spain on a warfooting, the military mobilised for this fight against the virus. instructing people to go back to their homes. keep apart, police warned people in madrid. day one of a state of emergency. those who don't have masks improvise. you are only meant to get out if you are heading to work or buying food. my mom sent me some pictures... like these italian students, stuck here in spain indefinitely as all flights to italy have been grounded, but they think the lockdown is justified. do you think this is necessary, all of these measures? absolutely necessary. this is the only way you can fight this situation. to stop the virus spreading? to stop the virus, yeah. and this is why — spain's hospitals, a he

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.an chancellor angela merkel has given an unprecedented televised address regarding the virus. she said the pandemic is the country's greatest challenge since the second world war, and the number of loved ones lost will depend on how strictly people follow the rules. free movement in the european union's schengen area has all but ended, and queues have built up along borders of countries including germany, poland, austria and hungary. travellers from outside the eu are being turned away from airports and borders after the 27—country bloc imposes a 30—day ban to halt the spread of coronavirus. detroit's major car—makers plan to temporarily close all us factories to help prevent the spread of the disease. ford, gm and fiat chrysler had faced intense pressure from unions, who were concerned about the safety of workers. australia's national airline, qantas, has announced that it will ground all international flights from later this month and temporarily stand down two thirds of its workforc

nick bryant is there for us now.o, a phrase that for new yorkers revives such awful memories, now reapplied to this terrible present day. in what has fast become a quiet city, the case count is doubling every three days. and the peak could come in the next two weeks, far earlier than previously thought. the health system is already buckling under the pressure. here, the queue was for people waiting to be tested. but it is the desperate need for beds, ventilators, medical staff to treat the sick, that poses such a grave danger. this manhattan exhibition centre is being converted into a field hospital. new york might need as many as 140,000 beds, and right now, just over 50,000 are available. so the news that donald trump wants to open up america by easter is being fiercely resisted by new york's democratic governor, who fears the cost in lives. yeah, my mother's not expendable. and your mother's not expendable. and our brothers and sisters, they're not expendable. and we're not going to accept a premise that human lif

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.efly, to russian pranksters claimed to speak to prince harry where they pretended to be the activist greta thunberg. they said they managed to make two holes to the prince in canada, it raises questions about the principles make security. buckingham palace has declined to comment about the claim. just a reminder on that mean news. travel to the united states from mainland europe is being suspended in a means to redress the coronavirus pandemic. the uk will be excluded from the restrictions which will come into force on friday. much more news for you coming up. thanks for watching. hello. meteorologically speaking, it is now the start of spring. but of course, winter is not that far behind us and i think we will get a reminder of that through the next couple of days. cold air flooding into the uk around an area of low pressure will bring us quite a few showers actually, on thursday, the most frequent closest to the low centre, so across the northern half of the uk. but can't rule out so